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Bookmark or Share- My screen keeps dimming in HDR - [H]ard|Forum1,036. There’s almost certainly a setting in the menu to control the dimming. Look for global dimming, local dimming, dynamic contrast or other such settings. You may find they are locked on though when HDR mode is detected. Solution only turn on HDR when you’re actually viewing HDR compatible content on the screen.
- Using Samsung 4k TV as Gaming Monitor @60hz... - [H]ard|ForumHDMI recommends a cable no longer than 3m/10ft for 4K @ 60 Hz. The problem with longer cable runs is signal degradation, and the problem is exacerbated the closer you get to the maximum bandwidth. 4K @ 60 Hz with UHD is at the limits of bandwidth for HDMI 2.0, so the shorter the cable the better.
- HDR gaming: PC vs. consoles - [H]ard|ForumIt hasn't been wonky since the 21H2 Windows 10 update. Windows 11 has none of those issues out of the box. You can just toggle the HDR option in display settings for every game now. If a game doesn't support HDR, then HDR will turn off automatically unless you turn Auto HDR on in Windows 11.
- Monitor settings questions. 144/160hz and 8/10bit - [H]ard|ForumLastly mouse will be slightly smootcher. BTW. I am not sure if you are aware of this but for VRR (G-Sync/Freesync) your games should run at framerates below monitor refresh rates. At least 3-4fps less so 140Hz for 144Hz and 156fps for 160Hz. It is of course harder to hit ceiling the higher framerate you have.
- Does HDR impact FPS? - [H]ard|ForumHDR is fine in Windows with games, press Windows key + ALT + B to enable HDR when you want to play games or watch HDR content, press it again to disable HDR when you want to use basic GUI stuff. Some games will auto-enable HDR, but apparently HDR in an operating system is more complicated than a TV/movie/console situation, so it often doesn't ...
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